Judicial review handbook
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Judicial review handbook
Wiley, 1997
2nd ed
- : cloth
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Includes index
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Description
Judicial review is the method by which actions of public bodies can be challenged in court. All other available remedies or appeals must be exhausted before an application for judicial review can be made. Individuals and pressure groups can make applications for judicial review and before the facts of the case are heard, leave must be granted to allow judicial review. This first stage is the crucial element of this area of law. This fully revised edition presents the law and practice of judicial review collected together and deconstructed. It provides access to sources of authority and case synopses, acting as a guide through the large volume of case law in this area.
Table of Contents
- ESSENTIAL JUDICIAL REVIEW
- GUIDE TO THE LAW
- Nature of Judicial Review
- Parameters of Judicial Review
- Grounds for Judicial Review
- CASE SYNOPSES
- Tables
- Index.
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